Boring Life Can Make Early Death

  Telegraph said, the medical professionals at the University of London, England, 7524 to track the State for more than 25 years to learn the relationship between daily life with life. These people aged 35-55. The research team asked them about the level of tedious work and private life.
Results showed that those who feel that life is monotonous trend infected habits harmful to health - such as smokers, drink more alcohol. Habits that reduce their life expectancy. Specifically, nearly 40% of the monotonous life at risk early death. Ability to die from heart disease and stroke double their average level of society.
Research also shows that 10% of track feels bland life, where women constitute a larger proportion of men. Young workers and those who do less work less easy to fall into the mood than bored.
Martin Shipley, a member of the research team, said: “We discovered evidence shows the link between heart disease with depression. So, who work so tedious search interests to expel depressed mood, not be looking to alcohol and tobacco.
Graham Price, a British psychologist, said people with boring lives should enhance the spiritual life by thinking more to helping others. How they will feel life becomes more fun and meaningful.